Orange Juice Technology USB 3.0 Slot-in Blu-ray Drive
External slot-in Blu-ray drive reads Blu-ray, DVD and CD media and burns DVDs and CDs over USB 3.0 with no extra power supply needed
- Product typeExternal
- Plug-and-play convenience with no extra power supply needed
- Slot-in mechanism keeps the drive slim at 14 mm thin
- USB 3.0 interface moves data at up to 500 MB/s
- Reads Blu-ray, DVD and CD formats including dual-layer discs
- Burns CD and DVD media at up to 24x and 8x speeds
Slot-in Blu-ray drive for USB 3.0
This external optical drive reads Blu-ray, DVD and CD media and burns DVD and CD discs. It draws power solely from the USB connection, so no separate adapter is required. The slim slot-loading mechanism suits mobile workspaces and compact desks alike.
For laptop users who need portable disc access
The drive works with Windows 7, 8, 10 and macOS 10 or later on both laptops and desktops. It cannot write Blu-ray discs, so buyers who need BD-R or BD-RE authoring should look at a dedicated Blu-ray burner instead.
USB 3.0 interface with 500 MB/s peak throughput
The SuperSpeed USB connection supports data transfers up to 500 MB/s, matching the 6x Blu-ray read and 8x DVD write rates. Blu-ray playback software such as VLC must be installed separately because it is not bundled with the drive.
How it compares
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- Price $70.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 64 comparable items (median $81.99).
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Specifications
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| Product type | External |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy anything extra to play Blu-ray discs?
The package contains the slot-in Blu-ray combo drive only. You will need to install Blu-ray player software such as VLC, as it is not included or pre-installed on Windows or Mac.
Which version or capacity should I choose for this drive?
There is only one version of this external slot-in drive. It reads Blu-ray, DVD and CD media and burns DVD and CD formats; it does not burn Blu-ray discs.
What does the 500 MB/s USB 3.0 figure mean when I am actually using the drive?
The 500 MB/s is the USB 3.0 interface burst rate. Real-world throughput is limited by the disc media: up to 6× for Blu-ray, 8× for DVD and 24× for CD reads and writes.
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